Dress up day for Tuesday, Dec. 17
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This week at WOWE! Just to remind you, there will be no school from December 23rd to January 1st. We will be back and ready to Rock and Roll on January 2, 2025!!
Meet Us Monday:
The self-proclaimed "Dream Team," Ogema's First Grade Teaching team has a combined 52 years of teaching. Even more amazing is that 48 of those years have been in 1st grade in Ogema! We appreciate all your fun, positivity, and passion!
Give a shout out to this amazing team!
Thunderbirds wrestling takes 3rd
W.O.W.E Star Elementary Student of the Month!
keep it up, Alexis!
Dominic Hoban 5th Grade Student of the Month!!
Way to go Abby Jirava!
Keep up the great work!
W.O.W.E December Senior of the Month!
Ms. Coyour's 2nd graders had art today!
Mrs. Turner's 3rd grade had art today!
Thunderbird Wrestlers are headed to Crookston!
Waubun JH/SH Band & Choir Concert
Ms. Refshaw's SH Child Development class is participating in the season of giving. They are holding a toy drive to give to Elementary students who need a little extra Holiday Cheer this year. Looking for gently used or new toys, wrapping paper, gift bags. Donate by Wednesday, Dec. 18th.
12 Days to Holiday Break Countdown- Dress up for Friday- Dec. 13
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🌲 Highlights from the Outdoor Experience at the School Forest 🌨️
We are thrilled to share the success of our recent Outdoor Experience with 1st-grade students at the School Forest! Despite the snowy weather, the day was buzzing with excitement as students engaged in activities that blended fun with learning:
✨ Get-in-the-Moment Activity - Encouraged mindfulness and awareness of nature, helping students connect with their environment.
✨ Fort-Building - Fostered teamwork, problem-solving, and creativity while working together to construct sturdy forts.
✨ Snow Painting - Nurtured artistic expression while exploring the unique properties of snow.
✨ Obstacle Course - Challenged students’ balance, coordination, and perseverance as they navigated a fun and engaging course.
✨ Kitchen Area - Sparked imaginative play and social collaboration as students “cooked” with natural materials.
✨ Science Experiments with Ice and Snow - Introduced hands-on lessons in physical science, exploring properties like freezing, melting, and texture.
These activities go beyond play—they build critical thinking, collaboration, and a deeper appreciation for the natural world. Outdoor experiences like this inspire curiosity and lifelong learning while creating lasting memories for our students.
🌟 A big thank you to everyone who helped make this day so special!
Tomorrow's Dress up day
Mrs. Petersons class had art today!
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